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When a pregnancy goes wrong, immediate medical care matters

by ETHEL STEINMETZ MARMONT/Guest Opinion
| September 24, 2026 1:00 AM

I have experienced the heartbreak of miscarriage twice.

Both times, I lived in Washington state, and when my pregnancies ended, I received prompt medical care in a hospital or clinic. There was never a question whether I would be allowed to receive the care my doctors said I needed. Statistics show that one in five women will miscarry.

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